Eight service lines covering the full environmental and hazmat scope — from initial assessment through clearance documentation and regulatory close-out.
Environmental remediation and contaminated-site response engineered to federal, state, and municipal regulatory standards.
Hazardous material identification, containment, packaging, transport, and disposal per EPA and DOT standards.
Biohazard cleanup and trauma scene response — including federal landmark engagements under multi-agency command. Specialized protocols, documented chain-of-custody.
Indoor air quality remediation with HEPA-based filtration. Critical for post-event healthcare, education, and mission-critical environments.
Asbestos containing material identification, abatement, and clearance per EPA NESHAP and OSHA standards. Federal and state-licensed.
Lead-based paint and material identification, abatement, and clearance — including federal HUD and EPA RRP-aligned scopes.
EPA, OSHA, DOT, and state-specific compliance documentation. Permits, manifests, disposal records, and audit-ready chain-of-custody.
Post-disaster and post-event decontamination — biological, chemical, and environmental contamination response under contingency timelines.
Environmental and hazmat response is judged by past performance under federal authority. FPS leadership has directed engagements at BP Oil Spill and 9/11 Ground Zero — multi-agency command, specialized containment, federal compliance.
Federal environmental authority engagement during one of the largest environmental events in U.S. history. Specialized containment and federal coordination.
Multi-agency command engagement at one of the most consequential federal events of the modern era. Hazardous material protocols at scale.
Federal, state, and local regulatory compliance — EPA NESHAP, RCRA, TSCA, OSHA, DOT, and AHJ coordination embedded in execution.
$250M+ annual program leadership across environmental, biohazard, and post-event scopes. Audit-aligned documentation chains.
Environmental scope plugs directly into Disaster Recovery — a fire event becomes a coordinated mitigation, abatement, and clearance, not sequential vendor handoffs.
Documented chain of custody from characterization through disposal — manifests, waste profiles, transporter and TSDF records retained for audit and regulatory review.
A representative selection. Each case demonstrates this division's capability against a live engagement, active program, or documented past performance.
Three landmark federal events under multi-agency command. Specialized containment, biohazard protocols, federal authority.
Environmental scope within the multi-district DHS IDIQ engagement.
Asbestos and mold abatement scoping under Pacific contingency framework.
24/7/365 dispatch for emergency response. For program-level engagements, capability briefings, or master service agreements — our leadership is available by direct line and on-site visit.